Results
Standings
| rank | Club | Prize Pool | CC Points |
|---|---|---|---|
17th |  PVISION  9z Globant  paiN Gaming  MIBR.LOS  Ninjas in Pyjamas eStar  Lynn Vision Gaming  JiJieHao | $20,000 | - |
25th |  Wildcard  M80  TYLOO  BB Team  3DMAX  Luminosity  100 Thieves  K27 Esports | $10,000 | - |
VOD
Road to EWC 2026 - Qualifiers
100%
32/32 Slots Claimed
May 11th - May 17th
Asia
1 Club Qualifies
Asian Champions League
completed
Jun 2nd - Jun 2nd
Asia
2 Clubs Qualify
VRS Asia Ranking
completed
Jun 2nd - Jun 2nd
Global
21 Clubs Qualify
VRS Global Ranking
completed
Jun 2nd - Jun 2nd
Americas
2 Clubs Qualify
VRS NA Ranking
completed
Jun 2nd - Jun 2nd
Americas
2 Clubs Qualify
VRS SA Ranking
completed
Aug 7th - Aug 9th
Paris
4 Clubs Qualify
EWC Last Chance Qualifier
completed
May 11th - May 17th
Asia
1 Club Qualifies
Asian Champions League
completed
Jun 2nd - Jun 2nd
Asia
2 Clubs Qualify
VRS Asia Ranking
completed
Jun 2nd - Jun 2nd
Global
21 Clubs Qualify
VRS Global Ranking
completed
Jun 2nd - Jun 2nd
Americas
2 Clubs Qualify
VRS NA Ranking
completed
Rulebook
About
Counter-Strike 2 is a competitive first person shooter defined by round based play and clearly defined roles. Teams split each match between the Terrorist and Counter-Terrorist sides, with objectives shifting accordingly. Terrorists aim to plant the bomb or eliminate the opposing team before time expires, while Counter-Terrorists work to prevent the plant, defuse the bomb, or secure eliminations. Success is built on precision gunplay, positioning, and disciplined teamwork across every round. At the highest level,
Counter-Strike 2 is shaped by its economy system and the strategic use of utility. Teams earn money through round performance and must carefully manage resources to maintain competitive firepower throughout a match. Smokes, flashbangs, incendiaries, and grenades are used to control space, deny information, and create openings. As one of esports most storied titles, Counter-Strike 2 continues to thrive through deep rivalries and an experienced global fan base, with its next chapter unfolding on the Esports World Cup stage.
News
2026
Rocket League at EWC26 Champions: Falcons soar above the rest
Team Falcons claimed a dominant Grand Final victory in Rocket League at EWC 26, sweeping Spacestation Gaming 4-0. The Saudi club’s star-studded lineup of twin brothers Yazid “Kiileerrz” Bakhashwin and Saleh “Rw9” Bakhashwin alongside Samy “dralii” Hajji took home the $400,000 first prize and 1,000 Club Championship points. Congratulations to Team Falcons.
2026
PMWC at EWC 26: S2G Esports Weathers the Storm
S2G Esports held on to claim victory after a marathon run of matches at the PUBG Mobile World Cup at Esports World Cup 2026. The Turkish organization reached Smash Rule match point after 16 games but could not immediately close out the tournament. Instead, S2G’s consistency and points total ultimately secured the championship. Congratulations to S2G Esports on the victory.
2026
Chess at EWC 26 Champion: Carlsen does it again
Magnus Carlsen proved his dominance over international chess once again, sweeping the Grand Final against Denis Lazavik to defend his title in Chess at EWC 26. Delivering an undefeated campaign across the entire tournament, the Norwegian grandmaster took home the $250,000 first prize while also securing 1,000 crucial Club Championship points for Team Liquid. Congratulations to Magnus Carlsen and Team Liquid on another historic EWC title.
2026
EWC 26 Fan Fest Week 5 Recap
Week 5 brought another wave of action to the Esports World Cup 2026, with Fan Fest once again serving as a meeting point for creators, developers, esports clubs and fans. From co-streams and player appearances to community events and hands-on experiences, Fan Fest continued to bring the wider gaming community into the heart of EWC.
Community Streaming Guidelines
We want to encourage community streamers to be creative and produce exciting content for their fans, at the same time, we would like to emphasise that in-line with the CS2 community stream policy the community streams should be strictly non-commercial — this applies to both live broadcast and VODs of the broadcast. Any content created based on the VOD livestream or parts of the VOD livestream will also need to follow our policies.
If you break these rules, EWC reserves the right to take action against your stream.
For the avoidance of doubt, you are not allowed to re-stream the streaming feeds broadcasted by EWC.
1. Streaming Titles
The community stream title has to follow a standardised format of “Full Name of Event – Team A vs. Team B”, for example, “Esports World Cup 2026 – Team A vs. Team B”.
2. Dos and Donts
Community streamers must not have professional studio level broadcast features. In addition, a physical set with several talents is not allowed.
3. Environment
Create a positive and inclusive environment and ensure proper moderation of your chat.
These requirements are not exhaustive — if in doubt, please contact us for confirmation.
